(1) The community corrections officer shall provide the attorney general, the unrepresented individual, or the represented individual's defense attorney with a copy of the violations specified, the notice of violation report, all evidence relevant to establishing the violations charged that is intended for introduction at the hearing, and all evidence relevant for the dispositional recommendation at least two working days prior to the scheduled hearing.

(2) The unrepresented individual or defense counsel shall provide to all parties and the board all documentary evidence to be introduced at the hearing at least two working days prior to the scheduled hearing.

(3) The community corrections officer and defense shall provide to all parties a list of witnesses they may wish to call for testimony.